What do you do when you’re a healthy twenty-year-old and one day wake up to pain? How do you react when this pain relentlessly invades your everyday life? In what way do you deal with pain’s constant presence? Physically, how do you stay strong when drugs reduce your body to crumpling on a public highway? Emotionally, how does it resonate having pedestrians step over your body, wrongly believing you’re one of life’s casualties? Mentally, when the problem is fixed, how do you cope with the outcome? There is a Lightning never strikes twice. It’s wrong.
This is my story…
-Royalties donated to Trigeminal Neuralgia Association UK (TNA UK)-
He describes trigeminal neuralgia pain exactly. I know the severe pain only last 2 or 3 mins but it feels like 10 and I have given birth naturally twice doesn't come close to describing the pain in my face.
I suffer with TN as well ..this book is easy to read no garble... its straightforward writing . I wish GPs have more understanding of TN instead of just dishing out medication like sweets .